RadioShack–The electronics retailer reported a much larger than expected loss, as well as revenue that was well below analyst forecasts. Same store sales fell 19 percent during the fourth quarter, and the company announced plans to cut about 1,100 under performing U.S. stores.

AutoZone–The auto parts retailer beat estimates by seven cents with fiscal second quarter profit of $5.63 per share. AutoZone said the severe winter weather helped its sales by accelerating demand for replacement parts.

Tesla–The automaker will open more than 30 new stores across Europe, and expand its Supercharger network there as well. Tesla made that announcement at the Geneva Motor Show.

BP —A U.S. court rejects BP's appeal of a ruling involving recoveries related to the 2010 Gulf oil spill. BP had argued that the ruling allowed businesses to collect money even if they could not directly trace losses to the spill.

McDermott International–The construction company reported an unexpected fourth quarter loss of $1.37 per share, and saw revenue come in well below analyst forecasts. McDermott is withdrawing its prior financial guidance while it undergoes an organizational revamp.

Ascena Retail Group–The company reported fiscal second quarter profit of 23 cents per share, three cents above estimates. However, the parent of the Dress Barn, Lane Bryant, and Justice retail chains also gave a weaker than expected 2014 forecast amid higher operating costs and a drop in profit at Justice.

Dish Network–Dish has struck a long-term carriage deal with Walt Disney, covering not only carriage of Disney TV networks but also content delivery on smartphones, tablets and other devices.

Hilton Worldwide–Hilton was upgraded to "buy" from "neutral" at Goldman Sachs, with analyst Steven Kent citing more clarity from Hilton on its capital allocation plans than from its hotel industry peers.